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Slow-moving showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop during Monday across the majority of the north, north-east and Highlands.
Unlike other parts of Scotland, Aberdeen City and Shire’s schools will not be on holiday until the day after the election.
Scottish Opera brings the tale of a doomed love affair to the stage in an intimate Belle Époque production
Work between the Gartly junction and Thomastown junction which was due to end on Friday has been extended until Thursday, May 30.
The new device could allow patients to carry out invaluable physiotherapy at home in addition to existing assisted physio sessions.
Liam Thom and Steve Law will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the Longest Game of Outdoor Singles Bowls.
Work to address flooding underneath the railway bridge is underway with traffic light control and diversions in place.
Lower 48 Energy are proposing to develop a 375MW battery compound close to the proposed ‘Greens’ SSE Substation.
Pressure for parking space has led Maggie’s to install new measures to help their visitors access the facility.
It’s a busy weekend again in Aberdeenshire with lots of events taking place from a Boules tournament to galas and family fun days.
David Duguid spent four weeks in Intensive Care being treated for an spinal related illness and is now in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Glasgow.
Work on a new filter drain near Cairnie north of Huntly will run from Monday, May 27 to Friday June 7 under daytime traffic light control
What started as an idea hatched at a Inverurie kitchen table has grown into popular and expanding north-east sports club Team Ecosse Northboats
Parents of children affected by the closure of Tullynessle School and Nursery are calling for community support at a protest outside Woodhill House.
SNP MP for Gordon Constituency and candidate for the new Gordon & Buchan Constituency, Richard Thomson has comments on the July 4 date.
A fraudulent scheme which was operated in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray has seen a man arrested and a report submitted to the Procurator Fiscal.
The General Election is to be held on July 4, with Parliament dissolved next week.
A Former Coastguard building at the Battery Tower in Banff could see a new lease of life thanks to its Texan owner.
Robert Gordon University fnal year Master of Architecture student Rachel Gray has won the HIAA award for a project called ‘Homegrown’
An autonomous robot which is helping check electrical equipment at a convertor station near Keith has a new name thanks to local schoolchildren.
